The phrase "incentive measure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a specific action or policy designed to encourage certain behaviors or outcomes, often in economic or social contexts.
Example: "The government introduced an incentive measure to promote renewable energy adoption among homeowners."
Alternatives: "motivational strategy" or "encouragement policy."
They fear they will face increased legal costs in libel and privacy actions in the high court under a "carrot and stick" incentive measure that could come into force if the government does not enable them to self-regulate in a way that is recognised by a royal charter to be finalised on Friday.
4.2 that this incentive measure provides an assessment about how much partial retirement exceeds full retirement in terms of SSW.
With respect to the first incentive measure and for the case of full retirement, SSA F affects negatively the hazard rate to full retirement, as expected.
However, the assumption that the maximum full retirement age allowed is 66 could reduce the potential strength of the peak value as an incentive measure.
Within this article, an extension of the existing RED model, including the CDM as additional incentive measure, is presented (RED-CDM).
A lucky draw (three prizes of US$60 book coupon each) was carried out amongst all those who had completed and returned their questionnaires as an incentive measure.
In addition, the recommendations may include incentive measures for stimulating the development of new technologies that might reduce future highway accidents.
"Every state in the union has, on the books, tax incentive measures that have been passed by their legislatures to try and get jobs from another state, and other businesses from another state," he said Tuesday.
In order to calculate the different incentive measures, we need to project SSW for the future.
We decided to eliminate these individuals of the analysis as the available information was not sufficient to calculate their SSW and related incentive measures.
We have computed the SSW and the incentive measures that result from the assumed alternative settings for each individual in the sample to obtain counterfactual predicted retirement probabilities.
